For Those in Peril
Scottish director Paul Wright has taken a twisted and daring storyline and implemented a unique approach to filmmaking,…
By Eden WilliamsScottish director Paul Wright has taken a twisted and daring storyline and implemented a unique approach to filmmaking,…
By Eden WilliamsGirl Most Likely stars Kristen Wiig (Bridesmaids, Saturday Night Live) as Imogene, a New York career girl who…
By Melanie WeaverAfter the last two disappointing film adaptations of Irvine Welsh novels, The Acid House (1998) and Ecstasy (2011),…
By Tom YatesThe catalogue of teen or “frat” American comedies set decades after their conception is a curious one. It…
By Guy de Vito“War is the only opportunity that men have in society to love each other.” So says director Sebastian…
By Nigel BoothIn Woody Allen’s 44th film, we first meet New York socialite Jasmine (Cate Blanchett), shortly after she has…
By Clarissa WaldronIn a working-class, god-forsaken small village in Poland, a priest runs a centre for delinquent boys as an…
By Eleanor MacFarlaneWhen a down-on-her-luck single mother crosses paths with an aging, sight-impaired Russian gangster, the two form an uneasy…
By Marc ZanottiBased on an old Egyptian proverb that exemplifies the deep-rooted patriarchal bias prevalent throughout the country, In the…
By Tom YatesPenned and narrated by the eponymous “master of the universe”, Hawking chronicles the life of iconic physicist Stephen…
By Aoife O'Driscoll